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Alex Mendham and His Orchestra will return to the iconic hotel, after a sold out performance last weekend
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Before his most recent court appearance, Chris Brown tweeted that he enjoys being the guy everyone hates.
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In the wake of Paris Jackson's suicide attempt, her family is struggling to decide who will take over guardianship of the troubled teen. And in news that surprises no one, it's already become contentious.
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Tom Petty personally pledged to reiumburse fans who got booted from a show Saturday night at the Fonda Theatre in Hollywood.
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Here’s a quick list of the happenings in LA tonight to help shake off a case of the Mondays. Punch-Out!! is a new art show in DTLA that pays homage to an old Mike Tyson NES video game; Summer Twins music residency continues with a mixtape swap; comedian Alison Royer invites you to her date night, while Doug Benson does a lot of interrupting in his show. Also, film critic Peter Rainer discusses his new book of film criticism, and Data Romance headline music for a school night. Read on for all the details.
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation from local hikes, coffee shops and other places where dreams go to die.
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This week Paris Jackson was sent to the ER room after cutting her wrists and downing painkillers. Paris was reportedly angered that she wouldn't be able to go to a Marilyn Manson concert, but that was only the tip of the iceberg.
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Following Paris Jackson's suicide attempt, a judge has ordered an investigation into her welfare.
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Goth rocker Marilyn Manson has reportedly invited Paris Jackson to his shows "anytime" after hearing her suicide attempt was partly because she wasn't being allowed to see him in concert.
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A gay club in West Hollywood is suing Ciara for backing out of an appearance at the club tonight, a day before she performs on the main stage at this year's L.A. Pride Festival. The Factory claims in a lawsuit that they agreed to pay Ciara $10,000 to appear at the club tonight (since her contract with L.A. Pride barred her from actually performing).
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This weekend is all about the Pride: Here's what you need to know for the annual West Hollywood shindig.
